Double Wedding of Waterloo Girls Is Solemnized Today
At 523 Lime Street a double wedding united Edith A Jo uff H Payne and Gladys C Jo Heat. L E Small officiated as Mendelssohn’s march sounded and a lily carried by Emma Lou Smith and Ruth Stetzel led the brides to a pink and white rose canopy. A two course supper followed. both brides wore white net over ivory satin. The couples, all Logan High School alumni, will reside in Nashua and Boston after brief honeymoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Brackney
Lime Street
Edith A. Jouff H. Payne
Gladys C. Jo Heat
L. ¥. Small
E. J. Lockwood
R. A. Dunlavey
Mendelssohn
Beulah Binglam
Ferna
Emma Lou Smith
Ruth Stetzel
Logan High School
Miss Noith
Simpson College
Gladys Haeaught
Oince
Payne
Cos College
Nashua
Lieut. Small
Naval Academy
Antapolis
New Jersey
Mra. Payne
Mrs. Small
Parenta
Logan
Boston
Make Your Own Clothes in Simple Steps for Flattering Fit
Advice on personal dressmaking emphasizes custom fit and artistry over patterns. It covers choosing lines, draping, and fabric to suit different body types, avoiding white blouses for pale complexions, and pairing colors with skin tone. It also notes lines and fabric determine a dress's appearance, with examples from French fashion and practical tips on fit and maintenance.
Biennial favors immediate action on equal suffrage
Ames Iowa June 16 state censorship of motion pictures and a special session of the legislature to ratify the woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution were asked for by the Federated Woman's clubs of town at their biennial convention. The resolutions committee report was adopted with immediate action on suffrage approved by all but one vote. A state censorship bill was urged for the next legislature. Other resolutions backed the thrift campaign, school gardens, league of nations support, and continuation of the emergency bureau of woman industry. Officers for each district were elected. the convention set a record for size with 59 delegates and 179 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Federated Woman’s Clubs
Resolutions Committee
Legislative Committee of
Federation
U. S. Treasury Department
U.S. Senate
League of Nations
Department of Education
Department of Labor
Congress
Iowa
Iowa State College
Geo. B. Stewart
Fort Madison
W. G.coa
Clinton
R. W. Frank
George B. Perkins
Sac City
Tuesday Afternoon Club Guests Across City Attend Convention
Convention officers estimate at least 1200 out of town women attended events Tuesday afternoon. Entre Nous club hosted Mrs. Frank Obele, Even Dozen club hosted Mrs. Ben Hes, and Sunset club hosted Mrs. Clair Parker as numerous visitors gathered without registering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Obele
Ben Hes- Ber
Sunset Club
Clair Parker
Tama County Girl to Be Married in France June 30
Miss Helen Jackson daughter of Tama City Postmaster A E Jackson and Major Maynard of Ithaca New York will wed in France June 30 Major Maynard commands the chemical warfare service in France and was a former Cornell University professor of chemical research The bride to be has worked for the American Y W C A and helped convert the YWCA in France into a French government operated institution Also notes the Kuempel Kann wedding in Charles City with guests and home at Sumner after August 1 Break Camp portion ends the available fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Helen Jackson
A. E. Jackson
Maynard
Ithica
New York
France
Chemical War Service Department
Cornell University
N. Y
Jackson
F. J. Kann
Fourth Street
Helene Adrian
Hazel
Grace Boeller
Chicago
Sumner
George Kuempel
May
Charles City
Betty Carr
Albia
Waterloo social notes and gatherings patrol a busy weekend
A sweep of Waterloo area events includes D A R flag day picnics at Byrnes park and Waterloo home. Mary Melrose chapter plans stump boxes for wounded soldiers. rural letter carriers host Gedar River park picnic with races. weddings include Miss Helen Munson and Alfred Bowers and Thelma Lawless and Paul Teeple. graduation recital at Ross Conservatory. W C T U picnic at Willard hall with sandwich contributions required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Mary Melrose Chapter
Byrnes Park
Black Hawk County
Gedar River Park
W. A Davis
Gordon Whitney
Not Yet Changed After Marriage The Same Qualities Remain
Analyzes how pre marriage traits in men and women often persist after marriage and become sources of surprise and conflict. Observes that admired intensities or femininities can become burdens in daily life, while dominant partners may reveal new constraints. Suggests examining partner traits as a two sided coin.
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Waterloo
Tama County
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Tomory Row
Elk Run
A Bowers-Muanson
Helen Munson
Alfred Bowers
Marshalltown
M. E. Parsonage
F. W. Court
Marshall
Keown
Ross Conservatory of Music
Ywotel Russell-Lamson
Dorothy Martin
Fay Reader
Tena Mazaveteky
Lula Belle McGinnis
Ben Styles
Len Eiee
McManus
Leatin Skin
Satin Skin Crean
Seti
Leslie H. Gray
H. D. Williams
Mmes. M. J. O'Keefe
Ben Hesser
A. C. Beck
F. Brown
C. D. Becker
Pettit
Nan Colby
Ella White
Teeple-Lawless
Thelma M. Lawless
Paul E. Teeple
St. Patrick’s Parsonage
Marengola
R. B. Carroll
George J. Vops
J. H. Lawless
Chestnut Street
H. C. Teapla
Jefferson Street
George Vops
T. U
CG. T. U
Willard Hall
Plana
Satur
Murelage
Lees
Cou
Grre
T Wey
Worgan
Buchanan’s
Bates
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
U.S.A
Mazola
Corn Products Refining CO
National Starch CO
P.O
Guardian Life Building
Fal, Mina
Lard
Crisco
Risco Fae
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